Casual Picker/Production Packer

Casual Picker/Production Packer


Company
Drakes Supermarkets
Location
Allenby Gardens, South Australia, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
500 days ago
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Job Description
Drakes Meat CentreLocated at BeverleyState of the art Meat Production CentreMorning and afternoon shifts availableImmediate StartDrakes Supermarkets is the leading independent supermarket chain in Australia. Currently, we have an excellent opportunity in our Meat Production Centre. Working as part of a production team, an applicant will:Prepare and package meat products including slicing, labelling and storingPrepare and collate orders ready for deliveryUse computerised systems, scales, label printers and packaging machinesUndertake general duties - cleaning, tidying and stock rotation etc.Work efficiently to reach team objectivesDemonstrate fresh food handling knowledge (not essential but highly regarded)Have passion and enthusiasm, with a very "hands on" approachHave commitment to Work Health and Safety standardsBe reliable, punctual and self-motivated

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